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More than ever before, the next pope will be need to reach out and unite people. In a world of fast paced changes, people are likely rely on the pope to seek comfort and guidance, whether in times of financial or moral uncertainty.
Daniel Ling; Stockholm, Sweden
Racism is the most single issue that will confront the new pope. Hopefully the new pope will do his level best to enlighten the world that blacks are not sub-human, but equal spiritually and intellectually.
George Opone; London, United Kingdom
The next pope will be confronted with issues such as AIDS, poverty, human rights,strengthening inter-denominational and religious dialogue. Also, political instabilities, marriage, divorce and evangelism.
Victor; Sunndasora, Norway
I believe the successor to John Paul II will have a very difficult and complex road ahead of him. First, Christianity is the religion of superpowers but it is of the most importance to let the world know, especially in the Middle East, that it is accepting of all religions. The new pope must try to be a bridge between governments and not simply standby its practicing countries.
Andrew; Bologna, Italy
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